Farmers Clubs Address Chickens Gapes and Hog Pasture News
The article details farmers advising on gape worm control in chicks using slaked lime and creolin in water, cautions against removing worms with no disposal, and describes plans for hog pasture using rape and oats. It reports strong club activity in Willowtom, a Thomas Boys and Girls Club reorganization, and upcoming Mercer County Farm Bureau meeting led by W. Worthington with Nat Frame presiding, plus notes on soil improvement with soybeans and crimson clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Boys’ and Girls’ Club
East River Farmers’ Club
J. T. Whitaker
W. R. Worthington
Mary I. Brown
Clabs
Willowton School
Thomas School
Mercer County Farm ‘Bureau
Nat T. Frame
Morgantown
Ambulance Corps Organized for West Virginia
The War Department supports forming Ambulance Corps No. 22 in West Virginia with five doctors five sergeants twenty four chauffeurs two cooks four technicians and forty privates. Enlistment contact Dr. T Barber Kanawha Valley Hospital Charleston and a $12000 equipment fund is needed contributions payable to M M Williamson Citizens National Bank Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
War Department
Ambulance Corps No. 22
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Charleston
W. Va
American Red Cross
M. M. Williamson
Citizens National Bank
Last Resting Place of Buffalo Bill
Denver reports Colonel William S. Cody to be moved from a Denver mortuary tomorrow to a rock vault on Lookout Mountain's Wildcat Point. The ceremony includes Masonic rites by Golden City Lodge No. 1, a Guard of Honor by the Rocky Mountain Rangers, and a musical tribute by Hazel Bennett. The tomb anchors a memorial building for American pioneers with a library, gallery, terrace, and bronze equestrian statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
William S. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wildcat Point
Lookout Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colonel Cody
Colorado
Golden City Lodge No. 1
West
Neights Templar
North Platte
Cody
Rocky Mountain Rangers
Hazel Bennett
All America
Testimony on Doan's Kidney Pills From Bluefield Resident
A Bluefield resident Mr. 0 B Tabor of Brush Fork testifies six years after an earlier endorsement that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and weak kidneys. He recalls back pain and low spirits improved after using the pills. he reiterates effectiveness when his back or kidneys flare. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as available at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Doan
Mr. Tabor
B. Tabor
Brush Fork
Dean
Tabor
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgs
Buffalo
N. Y
Bradley's Corn Remover Relief Claim
Public notice-like piece describes Bradley's Corn Remover as a simple remedy for corns and callouses promising quick relief. Mentions a small bottle test and old corn shrinking over days. Also includes stray figures about Hawaii public schools and North Dakota land endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Hawaii
North Dakota
Packard Twin Six Offers Economical Motor And Wide Style Range
The text notes a shift to a more economical motor with the Twin Six, enabling three-fold production to meet strong demand. It highlights over twenty body styles with a renowned finish that gives Packard its distinct appeal and distinction.
Bluefield Social Scene Shows Imminent Moves of Garrett Family
Mrs. C R Murray entertained guests on Adame Street in honor of Mrs. R M Garrett who will move to Rivarlake soon. The Garretts plan to relocate to Roanoke where Mr. Garrett has business, leaving Bluefield and its social circle saddened by their departure. A separate reception at the Country Club hosted by Mrs. C B Francoe, Mrs. S B McClung and Mrs. J W Ruff highlighted an afternoon of elegant gowns, floral decor, and cordial hosting with many community ladies attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Murray
Adame Street
R M. Garrett
R. M. Garrett
Roanoke
Garrett
Bluefield
C. B. Francoe
S. B. McClung
J. W Ruff
D W. Hancock
KE. A. Leonard
Miss McAlister
Miss Roach
W. C. Pollock
H. C. Goodykoontz
J. J. Penners
H. B. Lee
F. J. Brown
R. €. Blackstock
D. H.barger
J. F. Fox
F. L. Black
T. H. Clagett
M. Scott
J. A. Hooper
Kyle McDowell
Women’s club event highlights and local notes
The piece lists members serving a luncheon with a lengthy patronage of hostesses including Mrs Jenks and Mrs Paoli ello. Decorations feature honeysuckle hawthorn rhododendron in yellow white and green as guests visit from 2:90 to 5:30. It notes Smith College’s 1903 enrollment and Beaumont Texas plans for a shipbuilding plant costing 2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Morrison
Ll. A. Jackson
W. T. Williams
T. Peery
W. &. Ross
L. J Holland
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Princeon Ave
Faye
News of the Farmers Clubs
L. H. Davis
Willowton
Willowtom
G. J. Wood
East River District
Clo Reorganized
G. G. Thoams
Garland Anderson
Matoaka
James A. Godfrey
Godfrey
Princeton Chamber of Commerce
New
Cinbb
M. F. Bailey
Dott
J. L. Kinzer
Princeton
W. Mills
Lashmeet
Wilford McCutcheon
Rock District
Mercer County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Extension Department of
West Virginia University
United States Department of Agriculture
E. F. Bratton
W. Rfr. Worthington
Mercer County
Mr. Frame
C. A. Hatfield
Virginia
H. X Morton
Princeton Ave
Ugiety and Club News
Hono
R. M. Garrett, Jr
Rivarlake
Herbert Markle
O. M. Deverle
H.H. Barnes
Smith College
Beaumont
Tex
Hancock Dry Goods Co., Inc
Henry Street
Campbell Ave
Salem Avenue
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